Sentence examples for promoted very from inspiring English sources
"Teachers of maths are already paid more because they get promoted very quickly if they're good.
Joplin was making it in the psychedelic 60s, which promoted very conventional attitudes in the white rock-and-pop mainstream about male heroes and demurely attractive women.
"We're into a very rough campaign where a lot of personal comments have already been made, and then you have a war that promoted very strong feelings," Mr. Roberts said.
The contrast is even more telling as foreign-exchange inflows from oil exports, privatisations and new debt issues were 70% greater than during Mr Luschini's time.During its early days the IMF Allowed and even promoted very different options regarding exchange rates and capital flows.
Mrs Clinton is indeed hardworking; does indeed master minutiae of policy, as HRC showcases again and again; is indeed witty and warm, and does indeed surround herself with talented women – many of them, I would add, such as lawyer Cheryl Mills and aide Huma Abedin, women of colour who, promoted very young, would be unlikely to be assessed on their vast merits in most other offices.
Iron is cheap and abundant and, when promoted, very effective under current Haber Bosch Process conditions.
They get talked about and they promote very well but don't have the ratings.
A: Since I took office in 2006 I have been promoting very important programs.
Both laryngeal and/or tracheal stimulation resulting from tracheal tube passage and cuff inflation seem to promote very intense nociception.
By allowing for temporary and fixed-term contracts under, de facto, a wide array of conditions, this regulation favored seasonal activities and the creation of short-duration jobs, very prevalent in the construction sector, but a the cost of promoting very inefficient job turnover in the rest of the sectors.
"Other products out there are promoting very practical benefits, but they feel more like a medical device or a very clinical thing," said Pereira.
